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Before you start any work or any project you are interested in;
Always ask yourself these questions first;

Why am I doing it??
What will the end result be??
How much of knowledge, experience or expertise do I bring??
Will I be successful or am I likely to fail and why

Examine yourself really well and critically think through these questions. If you do have or find good answers for them, go ahead and do it excellently to the best of your ability always.

There is no point in getting up every morning at 5 or 6 am and go to work if your work does not really mean anything to you at the end of the day.  Likewise, there is no point in earning a million dollar salary or profits,  if you do not make an impact in your work or business

Whether you are  an entrepreneur, a teacher, a banker, a nurse or a doctor, a lawyer, a mechanic or a pastor or whatever profession you are into, strive for excellence and strive to make an impact too.
The excellence you attach to your job or the business  that you do is the standard you set for everybody that this is who you are and what you stand for.
Excellence means doing what you said you will do, showing commitment and dedication, being honest and dependable, punctuality and trust.

The customers and the clients you serve must see, feel and smell this excellence in you at all times. Do these things well,  and you shall have them loyal to your brand always.

The most important thing you should know about any work or business is to stay relevant and keep learning always to improve yourself.

Your business or your work must represent something meaningful to you. It should not just be declaring profits at the end of the year or receiving small or fat salary at the end of every month.

Kwame Sarpong |  Freelance Writer: 
Nyansa365 
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